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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-02-02
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Die 9eier Der v6reien preie4 uerben
fiG freuerl, tuenli He bic Ha9ri6t pers
rebmeu, oaB es ruenigfens cine tobt.
bringenbe 3ranfbeit giebt, ipel6e bic
WiFeni9aft In allen ibren Stabien 5u
beiIen pernlag, unb bas III Der @atarrb.
6al's gatarrb Sure III bas einsige Der
mebi3iniiGen Briiberf1aft betannte
Seiimittel. gatarrb 1T cine eonftitus
tionele 3ranfbeit unb erforbert besbalb
conHitutionelle SeilmitteI. 60 iuirb
innerIi9 an~getpanbt uub pirft brett
auf bas 8lut unb bic fIiffise Oberhdde
bes Gpfems. Sabur9 3erii6rt es ben
@runb Der 2ranfbeit uno ftdrft ben
Yatienten, neil es bic Gcnfiitution aufs
baut uub bic Natur in ibrer grbeit urs
terftibt. Oie gigentbimer befiBen elm
fol9es 3utrauen in bic beilenben gis
geni6aften, baB bieielben 500 oHeris
rem fir ieben Sal, in benz es ni6t beiIt.
Msar i9ide fir 3eugnihe unter Der
abreie: s. S. @benep& d.,
Solebp, 8.
s6y- gu berfaufen bel aIenIpotbefern
fir IS Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-02-02

perIobt, @rdfin2 rang es fi6 gepreBt
bon ieineu 9ippen.
2ieber Soft - es fam 10 pl6bli6
......es mar Glide Sage nod ienem
BAL, mo- mir uns bas erfte uno einSige
DIAL iaben!- unb fe ti6erte leis uno
melobiid auf, = benfeu Sic nod bas
ran "a ME mir 3otiIon tansten; es
mar bod fabelbaft amiifant, unb Ct.
aentli1 unerb6rt, mie Sic b0ier Wtatn
mir bic Sour madtenl
ST fhblte einen brennenbeH S9mer3
i'm Sersea. - sic erinnern fi6 nod
an Mlles, lpas mir ipraden, an bic
8anbi6leife on ben Mprtbenjtpeig,
uub benno9 perlobten sic f62!-Sein
guge braunte ipie irriinnig auf ibren
ldGelnben 2ippen.
laurence fhlug bic Sanbe suiams
men.-Wein Soft, marum benn nidts
8, Sbr @eeleute, mas ieib Sbr fiir
3inberbersen! Cine 8aIunterbaltung
= elm 2otilon - ba fagt mon bod
tauienberlei. mas man ni9t perart'
uorten fam, tpie fam man cine Saune
10 ernit nebmena -.
Cine 2aunel bas alio, bas mar BIZ
Sepiie geme5en, unter tuel4er iein Ge'
bensalad in Splitter brad, bas ma,
feline Sreue, feline 3uperf@t, fem tel
ienfe5tes 8ertraueit auf bas beutf1t
Weib eine 2aune.
IS fdtuamm Dor ieinen Mugen, els
taIt fdauerte es bur6 feline @lieber unb
fro9 tuie cine S9lange an bas Sera-
: batte er sela9t? = gepeintg 6,
muBte es ridt; feu9te Na9tluft frid
um feline Stirn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-02-02
gsm. 8sRina 8 epbH.

llniere Sauptnabruug III unb bleibt
bas GIeif9, unb um fol6es frif9 uno
gut au erlaneet, fann man uum6glid
eineIl superldffgeren Marft finben, als
ben bon Wm. 66fing & Sobn, Wo.
511 Npe. 6. Sie 9erren baben BEN
@ef9mad ibrer 2unben &ednung &C.
trager unb In ibrem gtablifement eine
faIte 2uftmaf6ine erri@tet, wel@e allen
Mnforberungen fur grbaltung unb gnts
fernuns i6dbli6er Sn~srebieHsen bea
6Ieiimes entfpridt. sic baben beff6n'
Dig in ibren 0iebb6feu einen groben
8orratb bon Waifbieb, aus wel6em
rlur bas Befte fur ibre 2unoen geudhli
tpiro. Wer reel bebient fem nil, ber
beiu9e ben Marft, No. oil
Mbenue 6. 1,10t1i
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-02-02

Wrs. Winslcws Soothing Sprup wirb
bon elmer Ger beiten Dottorinnea unb ben
Iirterinnen in ben Ser. Staaten per'
idrieten. Gr purbe felt 40 Sahreu BON
Milicnen, bon Wattsrn uub Sinbern NIT
ME feblenbem GrfOlse sebrau&t, iowohl
bon benz 6 Ease alien Sinbe, wie bon ers
wa6Ienen 9in6ern. @r beieitist S4drfe
i'm Wasen, befreit bon Dinbfclic unb res
sulirt bic @sb6rus; er peri4aft fur Sins
Der unb WRatter &uhe unb Bchlbe4aSen.
@ir slauben, baB Der Sprup eas bette
unb fiderfte Mittel it sesen Dsienteris
unb Diarrbce bel 3inbern, SleiGriel Oh
bur& 3abnsu seruriadt Ooer bird anbe'
re nriaden. Cine @ebruu4saaweiiunS
wirb iebsr Tlai9e b~iiseseben. sc II
feins idt, menn ni4t bas 5acfmile bon
Curtis u. Ysrtins auf Der guBenieite Der
Ginpadnns entbulten if. Sn allen Mpc'
tbeten 3u babsn, bic Slai4e rs Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-02-02
California @eine.

Serr s.. 5 Meper, Wboleiale 6
&etailbdnbler in @einen, alamo plasa,
1T Dor aursem BON ieiner pierter @es
f4dftsreiie mad @alifornien suriidges
febrt. Ct fam iebt feline 9unben unb
Gamilien nit ben beften Sorten BON
CALIFORNIA; einen unS reinem Gratis
bens8 Brandy perieben. &einen Galifpr'
mia Glaret berfauft er bic 8alone-$1.
BORT. unb anbere unberfdlidte Weiue
linb iiets BEL ibm norrdtbig.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-02-02

limb uieber perginsen Sabre, lauge,
einiame Sabre. - Der &apitdn bes
Rabetteni9ifes nor elm erniter, perr
IGIoKeuer, friib e%rsrauter Mann, elm
,Sonberling~, tpie man fagte. - ct
alma ME auf urIaub, lein @efidt berdn'
Serte fid ni6t, er tbat feline pfi9t.-
Sur einmal batten bic finiteren 3ige
feltIam aufaesudt. als er bic 1euen 2as
betten aad ihren Namen fraste unb elm
fleiner bagerer 8urf9e nit blonoem
6aar unb feltiart unitetem Bid ben
ieiner 1annte.-6eiH Batter NOR 2a'
raffier, feline Wutter cine bielbef9dftigte
ssrau, bic feline 3eit fur ibre 2inber
hatte,-ba that Der Sobn niht gut auf
6em 0anoe iinb rpurbe barum 5ur See
aei6idt.-9eit Der 3eit itamo Der 2a'
bitdn offers nit gefreuaten Mrnie1 uro
iforrte tuie i'm Srauaie nod benz unbdns
biaen Qnaben, bier unb ba fpra6 er
NIT Inn, unb tpertrl es nit benz Gerrert
nidt portpdrts %tpolIte, bann ifelte CT f9
biuter i'm ooer iabri ihn nit fi1, uno
fein Menid tpubte re6t, tuie es tam,
baB beibe i9 BON Sag 30 Sag lieber
haften, - Der Gnabe aber tuarb
brap unb gefigig.
gifa Diff Der Wiub iiber Sed. -
Das Mieer bob tpeiBe, sornige WeIIer'
bdupter, nnb bic Sropfen, Delbe Cd gee
gen bic G1iHswanb mari, frorer -au
belIen 9brdnen.
6afiaes, ~angfpolles Sreiben auf
Oedl-g Sin 2abett it berungliidt arb
iiber Borb gefffr5t; tpie elm Natenber
tpirft f6 Der 2dpitdn ibm mad, ben
3iebIing su retten, unb er bdIt ibn in
ben @rmen, brett fem audenbes slnges
fidt an bes 3naben bleiGe Wange uno
Bruit. = Ct lebtl = ringt lids ME
Sdiu&,en uuo Saudaen pon ieinel
0ippen, unb ME i'm Rauf9e, baffig,
unpiberHe6Ii6 neigt CT fid unb fiBt
bic gef6loKenen faIten 0ippen bes
Gnaben.
Qanalam erbebt er fih unb blidt nie
aeiFesabmefenb iiber Offsiere, 2abets
ten unb bic MannI1aft, tuel6e Jpn urts
ringeu, oann f1redt er 5ufammerl,
prebt bic 9anb gesel bic Yruit unb
burdiu6t bic Saifen Der aufgerifenen
Uniform. = Meine 8rieftaidel i9reit
er auf, He treibt auf benz WaRer! uub
bIeiG tpie Der Sob, aitterno Dor Groit
unb grresung, ebe Elm arm Jpn balter
fann, rinst CT gum 3tpeitenmale nit
Wino unb Menen.
9luf benz Bed liest Der QapitdH, bas
@aKer trduft bon ben Scaren lber
ieit fares, farbloies Nngei4t, hber
bas aebrodene 9luge tnb bic idnaera'
umfar6teten 2ippen, feline ertaltete
6anb amflammert cine f9tuar3e 2ebers
tai1e, init benz 2eben bat er ne Der
tpogenben 6lutb orunten abgetauft.
Sur nit Geualt 1T fe aus ben ge'
frampften Gingerrt 3u l6ien.-Was mag
Fe bersena gebt he ibm NIT In bas
8rab, er bat feline Ingeborigen, feline
SeeIe auf Der Melt.
Da 6fnet mon bas 2leinoo bes 2a'
meraben. Cine perblaBte Atlasi1leife
fieI oarars entgegen unb elm trodener
Mprtben3tueig.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-02-02
&itcermn9
aittD Seiltttt0.

Bel 3cbl. unS euusenfrauibeiten III Is
b5dft uidtig, baB man sIeid i'm anfang
BON gper's Gberrp . Yectoral Gebranf
madt. Seoe Stunbe SeridumHiB trb0bt
bic Geiahr uuo fam traurise Solgen babsn.
6. @. Repuolbs, Apotbeier in 9irfislb,
Ne., idrsibt: ,aper's Gberrp. Electoral in
cine tpuuosrbare sr;nsi. SIN Serbf 1875
ertdltsts i'd mid, unb bate iosleid iGred.
lideu Suffeu. Dies bausrte bret Nonats
is mar nit Der Aussebruus beorObt. Bon
metnem Nadlbar tuuroe mir
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-02-02
@n.. @uth's

@irtbf@aft unb 3on3ert.p q.
piIIort auf benz Commencement Siigel
III elm beliebter 8eriammlunssort beuts
fiber GamiIien. Ser YapiIon 1T bur4
Senfter gei9loRen, sebeist unb in ieber
8esiebung elm bibfdes 2ofaI. Seoen
Sonntag, Na9mittas unb abenb
3on3ert. guf @erlangen nod benz
2onsert: San3frdnsden. Itisgesei9ne'
tes 9ier, feiner falter 2uad), = quite,
sepdblte @eieai9aft, aufmertfanne BE-
6ienuig. 20be33Wt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-02-02
saeue ssaarem! 0acme gsaaren,

Wene NEaarem! Wcne gSaarenl
q ginbereIIa6 9ubsStore,
gde S~oufpnifraBe 6 Npe. 6.
6err Baum bonn Cinderella S9ubs
fore bat Die bfli1en Mdrfte beIu9i
uno einen iiberraiGenb reid baltigen
Borratb bon G6uben fir Saniet un6
ainber, iotpie fur Serren e~iHgetauft.
Die Waareit finb bor3agli9: bauerbaft
unb iebr preisuirbig. Sebe 5amilie
fplte es fi9 aur 4ufsabe MAIDEN, isren
8ebarf ON G9ub3eus I'M Ginbes
reIIa Stpre su faufen. afo pers
geBt ni6t ben
GinbereI tore.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-02-02
@urfg Raudttuaaren!

@rocerpbdnbler unb Speiiewirtbe
bonn 2aube mb6ten mir einbringlid
barauf aufmerfiam MAIDEN, baB mir
fir bic 6abrifation bon Wurft uno
@au1uaaren umfan9rei9e 8orbereis
tunger setrofen baben unb In Stanb
geiebt finb, allen 9Hforberungen @es
niige 3u Ieiien. @ir geben @arantie
fir quite Waare unb reelIe 1ebienung.
Die 3ubereitung ffebt inter unierer per-
I6nli1en 2eitung. Senbet Cure Be'
ftelInnsen BEL 3eiten elm.
% m. S6fItng & n,
1,10w1i 511 Auenie 6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-02-02
6. S.

205 Weft : 6 m M cree T a 5 {,
bdlt Elm grDBes unb febr gewdbltes Sas
ger bon Sapeten, &ouleau1,
BiIberrabmen unb Settle n.
unb ferner neben 3ei9HensW aterialien
aIer Mrt. 5arben unb Nnfrei=
der M aterialien, Defenders
6ammers fertig gemtf9te
Iarben, bic befien unb biqigffen i'm
Wartte, bic inter boiler Garaniie Ders
tauft perben. s +. uns 6 pi e.
g~eIgIas unb anbere in biefes Sad
i1lagenbe Nrtitel; wori1 9err Mtiaer
bas gr6Bte 2ager I'M Weften bes Staa.
tes bot. gluftrdge aus benz 2anbe tuers
ben prompt ausgefibrt.
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M1er's
GberrDsNectOra

anempioblen, uno that aud iosleid siinffise
@irtuno. SD fubr oamit fort bis i'd tinf
ooer feds Tlai6en uerbrauht bate, iino
bann mar i'd uOufdnbig gebeiit." Or.
Chambers 9. Yenn, bon Staroer, Scioto
Co., Ohio, itreibt: 1gieiue 6rau lit on
tinsm bsftisen 9uitsu, uuS mari ~5upsilen
Slut ans. pa bic in iOl9en 6dlen &C.
mobnlid, porgeidriebenen Wfttel nifts
halfen, 10 beidloB id eiuen 8erfu4 init
Apers Gberrns Bectoral 5u maiden, uub Id
bin fef iiber;engt, baB IS baS iuar, ipas fe
BON Der eungensS dwtnbfudt rettete."
3ubereitet BON
81. 3. 6. aver & Co., 9opsI, MaH.
Sa allen Gpssbs,sH " Babsn.
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grinseIin Muauffa 0ietoria, b

= prinseIin Musufta WietOria, Die
8attin bes prin3en Wilbelm bon
preuBet, bat benielben abermals Gum
bierten Male in flint SabrenD nit eis
mem Yrinsen bef6enft. Die lopaIen
BerIiner iubeln iiber bieies bo6erfrsus
lide greisniB am bifiorii6en gdfqfter.
Sie 8sfabr, oaB Sie 6obenSoaerT aus
ferben f6nnteu, 1T bur1 bic @eburt bic
ies neuert Prinaen abermals beoeuteub
berminoert tporbenl
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1886. 5erbit #. 1886.
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9. Qanbretb & Spbu @arteu'
unb DIumensS ameu.
Inter ouberm ueae grute1 4rauis unb Spinal
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rotbei uub pei6ea 4Iee-G amen.
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before the opening of the academic year,
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TIME AND PLACE.
The school year will commence Mon.
day Oct. 3, and continue until June l.,
1888. The University has recently pur-
chased for the use of the Law Department.
the commodious building known as 42u
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JUST OUT.
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JUST OUT.

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Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH
New Mexico Outlawry,

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 1O.-A special
from Santa Fe, n. NJ. says: Particulars
of a horrible crime committed on Rock
creek in the northern part of this county
reached this city today. Last Friday
morning Joseph Leckey's cabin was
burned down. Search Of the premises
showed Leckey's partner had been shot in
the back and killed and that Leckey had
been burned to death in the cabin. The
charred remains of another body was also
found in TIE cabin. 1t is supposed two
contestants of Leckey's claim went to the
cabin and became involved in a quarrel
with the occupants, during which one of
them and Leckey were killed. Tester then
fled. and is supposed to have been shot
while escaping. The other contestant is
supposed to have then burned down the
cabin and escaped.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11
A Private Han gin o.

PLYMOUTH. Mass, March 10.-Samuel
F. Besse was hanged here this morning at
8:3S and was cut down at 9:03 Wednes
day morning, December 23rd, 1885, Besse
murdered Richard N. Lawton, resident
of Wesiport and collector of eggs. The
murder was committed for the purpose Of
robbery.
The sheriff made great efforts to avoid
publicity of sensational details. Reporters
were excluded from the execution aud only
witnesses specified by law were admitted.
The simple fact that the sentence Of the
court was carried out is ali that the sheriff
would allow to be made public.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11
A Decisive Move

PITTsBURG, Pa, Msrch 10-The Chron
iclc-Telegraph Youngstown, Ohio special
The Pennsylvania company made de
cisive move this morning, General Mana
ger Baldwin fling n petition in court
against Frank Vassal, James Kerr, Pat
rick OBrien and eight others charging that
they were interfering with the operation OF
the road, terrorizing new men that the
company had employed TO operate trains,
and threatening violence TO employees and
Officials. An injunciioaswas issued by
Judge Johnson restricting those named
from going upon the property of the Penn
sylvania company or in any manner inter
fering with trains. The restraining writ
was served upon the men this morning
who at once called a meeting and are now
in secret session.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11
College tsreen-

The plat OF College Green is now filed and
the new town is nogs on the market for sale.
The streets ara graded aud work on the
foundation OF the new Catholic bull ling Is Iii
progress The side track viii be graded in o
lew DAYS and the depot will 10. bull. The
Cath lie Investment and Guiding Company
viii build number OF god residences III
this beautiful suburban villa, and several
Others who have bought property there are
- build houses, and within sixty days there
will be quite town. Lots are now selling at
500 and sos each, bat viii soon lie raised.
Now is the time 10 get bargains AMI choice
lots.
Apply at the Office Of the secretary. Office
in The European hotel. Douglas ave.
90, Il W H. GRATTAN, Secretary.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11

finished ssa3lc lower than yesterday; No. 2 red.
rnsh. !Sf@sS May, size closing S0>x June, 6O5<@
6i3l; closing sen.
Corn More active and stronger. ciosins NC high
er than yesterday. No. mixed, cash. 251a; May,
SS3E@ IN: closing S6 y; June. 31x.
Uats-Dull bur easy; No. mixed, 2s5k; May. 2S1s-
Rye-Easy at So.
Bariey-5i.
Lead-Active and nrm. Common. %; refined 8;
chemical hard. %.
Butter-About steady: creamery. S2a; dairy. 1924.
Rggs-Firmer at l2L
Pork-SISGJ
Taard-S7 62jL
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11
Proposals For Wagon Transportation.
HssDQUaRTEl Def. oy TfGs MISSOURI.
OFFICE or oHIEF .uAsTEgXASTIR-

ErsDQCa RITZ : Def or Tfss MISSOURI.
OFFICE OF ofIIEF Ut A<TEgXaSTIR-
FoRr IEAvESwcRTH. KANSAS February II. 1885,.
Sealed proposals in iplicate biect the ususi
conditions will be received this Office until IL
n'cIocs moot saturday, Nsrch I2. So. at which time
and place they Will be opens, IN the Pre- OF bad
der for the sI-ar,ai.on OF military supplies
the following described IN fhe DEPARTING %
the Missouri during he fiscal mnlencin. Juy
l. 1885, ai,e ending June Sa.sssS. viz
roate Ne i.1Csld ell Kansas. TO Fort Reno =,
i.>tar, IL mills; from the nearest railroad
ton on & e Southern Kansas railway extension south
from Arkansas CRY Kansas 10 Fort Reno. l.
Route No New kiowa. kans-S. TO Forts Supply,
L II and Elliott TexSs.-disssnce ia Fort supply
= 81 miis~; 10 Elliott. 1855 miles; from the
nesrret ra tira Il siati the Kiova extension Of
The Southern kansas railway 10 thcse posts
Route Ne a-troni he nearest railroad station gu
The, exrsnsian II The southern Kansas raiiwa. south
f-om trksn.ss fly. Kansas, Ia Fort sii. l. T.
Route No t-IIenrtetta. vi hlta Fails. Texas or
other railroad points on the For: Worth ue2vei
civ railway 10 Fort sill. l. distance from Heart
etts an Wichita Falls about IS and D. miles re,t
Eonte No s.-rrom the northwestern Terminus Of
the Fort orth De, City railway 10 fcst Elliott
rexas
ycn,es above rsys,st III recs;vS-d. The goyera
ala.
blank proposalr form OF contract. and printed cir
crlsr~ giving full Information As 70 tsse maHnsf -.
bidaf, X etc, will be furnished On application 10
this oi,ce.
an addressed to the undersigned.
Ea;or and Quartermaste~. c. s. A.. ChI@f Quarter
masscx sesr 5s-3
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11

Having before had nothing but heavy
aftPercheon stations in my breeding estab-
lishment and knowing the public needed
something between the light trotting horse
and the heavy draft, have bought at a
great expense, French Coach Horse, which
l think will fulfill long felt want. Will Of
fer him for public use; every one is invited
to inspect him: will be glad to show him any
time. I think he is the grandest horse ev-
er saw for general purpose horse. Can be
seen at my farm four miles west Of Wichita
at present. Will stand him two days of the
week in Wichita the coming season, which
will give notice of when time to make the
stand. Hiram Smith,
d 95-6t W SLIT Wichita, Kan.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11
Queensware at cast, c. H. Hunter 5
A Fine Purchase.

Conover Bros. yesterday sold and deliver
ed TO Mr.. Charles haitian Steinway & Sons
parlor concert grand piano Z Is octave. 1t
Is d decided Improvement over tho grand of
o. her makes and the name is enough To assure
one that It could be nothing else int first
class ins,r umAut: and iJ Is safe to say that it
is the finest piano that has ever been brought
into the city or state. They have also sold
two of their own make of pianos in the city
since they opened, just six days ago. Par
ties desiring to purchase good piano will DO
well to consult this live firm They carry
nice lice of pianos at l6 n Malu st.
d91-Gts
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11
Deciding Upon q Basis.

CHICAGO, March 10-Thc western rail
ways interested in the Pacific coast business
held another session today. The chief
stumbling block in the way of deciding
upon basis was the question of rates to
Ell Paso, Texas. 1t was finally decided
that the rate from St. Louis TO Ell Paso
should be the Kansas City rate and 30 per
cent of the ST. Louis rate 10 Kansas City
The rate from Chicago 20 FL Paso will be
the Kansas City rate and 81 per cent of the
rate in vogue from Chicago TO Kansas
Civ
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-11
HeaEeu-RNrp Charity.

CHARLESTON, S. c.. March 1O-John
Brown, Jr., son Of John Brown of Har
per's Ferry. has written a letter to Major
Henry E. Young warmly approving of the
disposition made of his recent contribution
made to the earthquake fund. Mr. Browns
money was turned over TO the Confederate
home. Hesays that whe. the non combat
ants Of the war have passed away there
will be little left Of the ''bloody chasm''
and that the men who fought each other
can now fully comprehend the meaning of
the word fraternity.